by Renaissance Funeral Home | Feb 4, 2021 | Grief, Podcast
Sharon Delaney McCloud on Her Baby Daughter Macie, 10/1/04-8/5/05 Listen as mother, Sharon Delaney McCloud, remembers her baby daughter Macie. She was less than a year old at time of death.
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Feb 2, 2021 | Grief, Podcast
Leah Loeffler, 4/28/83-11/8/00: Her Life and the Grief Journeys of Her Parents On today’s episode, Leah Loeffler was just 17 when she passed away from a car accident. To die so young is a tragedy, but Leah’s parents Dan and Nancy Loeffler have transformed...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Feb 1, 2021 | Blog, Catholic Funerals, Funeral Prep, Grief, PrePlan, Traditional Burial
By the time you are an adult, it’s likely that you’ve attended a funeral and seen someone give a “eulogy”. A eulogy is just a speech that praises someone who has died. Usually, family will ask one or more people to give a eulogy. Depending on the setting, the speech...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Feb 1, 2021 | Grief, Podcast
Jonathan Hill, The Pilot, 9/27/71 – 12/5/14: Loving Husband, Son, Friend, and Father of Three Hear the story of Jonathan Hill, 43, who passed away on December 5, 2014. Jonathan was a pilot, son, husband, father of three, and friend. And on today’s show, we...
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Jan 18, 2021 | Grief, PrePlan
If you’ve been given a terminal diagnosis, you may currently be in shock. Conversely, you could be feeling “all the feels” to an overwhelming level. It is normal in the face of such news to react in many different ways. However, don’t lose hope....
by Renaissance Funeral Home | Jan 11, 2021 | Grief, PrePlan
If you are caring for a family member who is physically or mentally disabled because of progressive illness, statistics show that you are most likely exhausted and living beyond your capabilities. According to Family Caregiver Alliance, 85% of unpaid family caregivers...
